Hi all,
I have to make 3 tier dummy cake. I finally able to make the fondant. But how and what do I have to apply on the styrofoam before I lay over the fondant? I've read somewhere saying that shouldn't apply buttercream as it will change the color of the fondant. I have to make all white fondant on this dummy cake. And how do I keep it away from ants?Help.....
At the shop I work in we use a watered down version of fondant. That can get a little expensive though. I like your piping gel idea. I bet that works just great. I'm going to pass that on.
If you have a spray bottle, you spray the foam lightly with water then apply fondant, I hae done that method and seen it done that way for numerous classes, GOOD LUCK!
If you have a spray bottle, you spray the foam lightly with water then apply fondant, I hae done that method and seen it done that way for numerous classes, GOOD LUCK!
Hi iamlis, I like the idea of water spray. Can it hold well in a humid weather? I'm staying in S'pore and the weather is very humid and hot.
Hi all,
I have to make 3 tier dummy cake. I finally able to make the fondant. But how and what do I have to apply on the styrofoam before I lay over the fondant? I've read somewhere saying that shouldn't apply buttercream as it will change the color of the fondant. I have to make all white fondant on this dummy cake. And how do I keep it away from ants?Help.....
Ants, well good luck. I find the only way is to stand all four legs of the table into pots of water, ants can't swim and change that water daily, bc. of mosquitos (we used to live in Indonesia and had, Mega, midi and mini sized ants in black, brown and red) and here in China, not so many sizes, but just as many ants, YUCK
If my dummy cake is truly only for display and no part of it is touching actual food, I spray it lightly with ant spray.
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